Sentence examples for operating often from inspiring English sources

Operating often without a huddle, Warner and his hot hand led the Cardinals to one fourth-quarter touchdown, then in sight of another.

Surgeons are fooled when they open an acutely painful abdomen only to find a normal appendix: in the days before CT scans, it was said that if that didn't happen once in a while, you weren't operating often enough.

Furthermore, the expression of HvFIE, HvE Z) and HvSu z 12b was investigated after treatment with the plant hormone ABA, a modulator of gene expression during developmental and environmental changes, operating often through epigenetic modifications of target genes.

But this assertion is challenged by the ongoing operations aimed at the militant group al-Shabaab in Somalia, which operates often in all-but-ungoverned and extraordinarily complex areas Bolduc calls "gray zones".

We now know that Qaeda cells operated, often quite openly, in Muslim countries from Indonesia and Malaysia to Morocco and Tunisia, without being bothered by anyone.

A large Confederate prison was established in the city in 1861 during the American Civil War and operated, often under deplorable conditions, until Salisbury was occupied in 1865 by Union troops under General George Stoneman, who burned the prison.

An acquaintance with the artistic conventions and idioms in which the artist operated often leads to better understanding of certain aspects of his work and helps to avert misunderstandings of it.

To this day, Apple, Samsung and other computer makers are still wrestling with the design challenge of making them ever smaller, safer and easier to operate, often deploying scientific inventions to do so.

Wind farms operate often in the changing wind.

They pay huge sums to people smugglers, who operate often unsafe boats out of Indonesia.

The mechanistic understanding of how a particular enzyme operates often dictates suitable mutagenesis strategies.